Introduction Mahatma Gandhi’s idea of secularism was rooted in his deep respect for all religions. He believed that all religions teach the same values of love, peace, and truth. Unlike the Western concept of secularism, which separates religion from the state, Gandhi’s secularism encouraged harmony among all religions while promoting equal respect for each. Gandhi’s […]
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Introduction Mahatma Gandhi strongly believed in the concept of a Universal Religion — a religion that transcends boundaries, rituals, and dogmas, and promotes harmony among all faiths. For him, true religion was not about labels or customs but about ethical living, love, and service. He often used the phrase “Unity in Diversity” to describe his
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Introduction Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, was a staunch advocate of secularism. His vision of a secular India was deeply influenced by modern liberal democratic values, scientific rationalism, and the pluralistic nature of Indian society. Nehru saw secularism as an essential foundation for the unity and integrity of India, a country marked by vast
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Role of Muslims in Anti-Imperialist Movement in Colonial India The anti-imperialist movement in colonial India was a broad struggle that included people from diverse religious, social, and economic backgrounds. While the movement was often led by figures from the Indian National Congress, Muslim leaders and communities played a crucial role in resisting British rule. Muslim
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